Oven & Stove Disposal Guide
Ovens and stoves are primarily made of recyclable metals with some glass, plastic, and electronic components. Gas models require special handling to ensure gas connections are properly secured.
Environmental Considerations
Ovens and stoves contain primarily recyclable metals. Gas models require special attention to ensure gas connections are properly sealed to prevent leaks. Electronic components should be properly recycled.
Important Handling Precautions
- For gas stoves, ensure gas connections are properly sealed
- Secure glass doors to prevent breakage during transport
- If possible, remove loose parts like burner grates and oven racks
- Be aware that these appliances are very heavy and may require special equipment to move
Preparation Steps
Before disposing of your oven & stove, follow these steps:
Disconnect from power supply
For gas models, ensure gas connection is properly closed and sealed
Remove all removable parts like grates, racks, and trays
Clean thoroughly to remove food residue and grease
Secure glass doors with tape to prevent breakage
Consider Repair First: Before disposing of your oven & stove, consider whether it could be repaired. Contact us for an assessment.
How Oven & Stoves Are Recycled
When a oven & stove is recycled, it goes through a systematic disassembly process to recover valuable materials and safely dispose of any hazardous components. Here's what happens when you recycle your oven & stove:
Materials Recovered
A typical oven & stove can be broken down into these recyclable components:
- Steel and metal casing and framework
- Glass (in doors and cooktops)
- Heating elements and burners
- Insulation materials
- Electronic components and control panels
- Gas valves and connections (for gas models)
Disposal Facility Requirements
Most recycling facilities accept ovens and stoves. Inform the facility if you are disposing of a gas model so it can be handled appropriately.
Always call ahead to confirm a facility accepts your specific appliance type and to ask about any preparation requirements.
Where to Dispose of Your Oven & Stove in Perth
The following facilities in Perth accept oven & stoves for proper disposal and recycling. Always call ahead to confirm operating hours and any special requirements.
Balcatta Recycling Centre
Address: 238 Balcatta Road, Balcatta WA 6021
Phone: (08) 9345 8555
Note: Accepts all types of whitegoods. Proof of City of Stirling residency required.
Henderson Waste Recovery Park
Address: 920 Rockingham Road, Henderson WA 6166
Phone: (08) 9411 3444
Note: Includes reuse shop for working appliances. Accepts all major whitegoods.
Tamala Park Waste Management Facility
Address: 1700 Marmion Avenue, Tamala Park WA 6030
Phone: (08) 9306 6303
Note: Serves multiple council areas. Accepts all types of whitegoods.
Red Hill Waste Management Facility
Address: 1094 Toodyay Road, Red Hill WA 6056
Phone: (08) 9574 6235
Note: Services multiple shires in eastern region. Accepts all whitegoods.
Armadale Landfill and Recycling Facility
Address: Hopkinson Road, Hilbert WA 6112
Phone: (08) 9399 6645
Note: Accepts all major whitegoods. Proof of City of Armadale residency may be required.
Cockburn Resource Recovery Centre
Address: 685 Cockburn Road, Henderson WA 6166
Phone: (08) 9411 3444
Note: Accepts all types of whitegoods. Electronic waste and large appliances are recycled through their dedicated facility.
Canning Waste Transfer Station
Address: 81 Ranford Road, Canning Vale WA 6155
Phone: (08) 9256 0555
Note: Accepts whitegoods from City of Canning residents. Electronic waste is processed separately.
Western Metropolitan Regional Council Recycling Centre
Address: Brockway Road, Shenton Park WA 6008
Phone: (08) 9384 4003
Note: Accepts whitegoods and prioritizes recycling components. Serves western suburbs of Perth.
JFR (Jim) McGeough Resource Recovery Facility
Address: 39 Kenhelm Street, Baldivis WA 6171
Phone: (08) 9528 8550
Note: Accepts all whitegoods and large electrical appliances. Operated by the City of Rockingham.
Eastern Metropolitan Regional Council Red Hill Facility
Address: 1094 Toodyay Road, Red Hill WA 6056
Phone: (08) 9424 2222
Note: Comprehensive facility accepting all whitegoods. Services multiple eastern metropolitan councils.
Mandurah Waste Management Centre
Address: 80 Corsican Way, Parklands WA 6210
Phone: (08) 9550 3777
Note: Accepts all household whitegoods. Located south of Perth metro area but serves many southern communities.
Mindarie Regional Council Recycling Centre
Address: 100 Pederick Road, Neerabup WA 6031
Phone: (08) 9306 6303
Note: Specialized in resource recovery and recycling of all appliance types. Serves northern Perth suburbs.
Alternative Disposal Options
Reuse & Donation
Working ovens and stoves, especially newer models, can be sold or donated. Even older models may be valuable for scrap metal recycling.
Donation Options:
- Salvos Stores (Salvation Army)
- Good Sammy
- Local community groups
Council Collection
Many Perth councils offer bulk waste collections that accept whitegoods. These services are typically offered 1-2 times per year or may be available on-demand for a small fee.
Steps to use this service:
- Contact your local council to confirm collection dates or schedule a pickup
- Prepare your oven & stove according to council guidelines
- Place the appliance on your verge at the specified time
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